Discussion:
Modular version/edition of Apache Commons
Hannes H.
2018-11-30 08:51:41 UTC
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Good day,

while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons from Java 8 to
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts to do so.

I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by asking here:
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons available, or is
there a timeline until when this will be done?

If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that problem when
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?

Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
Gary Gregory
2018-11-30 12:22:49 UTC
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Hi,

Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components that are
developed and released individually.

Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking about?

Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons from Java 8 to
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts to do so.
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons available, or is
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that problem when
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
Hannes H.
2018-11-30 13:45:49 UTC
Permalink
Hi,

I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to Java
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).

Hannes

Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components that are
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking about?
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons from Java 8
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts to do so.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by asking
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons available, or is
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that problem when
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
A. Soroka
2018-11-30 13:49:54 UTC
Permalink
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can have its own
plan.

ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to Java
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components that are
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking about?
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons from Java 8
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts to do so.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by asking
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons available, or
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that problem when
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
a***@apache.org
2018-11-30 13:51:38 UTC
Permalink
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can have its own
plan.

ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to Java
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components that are
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking about?
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons from Java
8
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts to do so.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by asking
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons available,
or is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that problem when
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
Hannes H.
2018-11-30 14:01:57 UTC
Permalink
So there is no common approach planned for Apache Commons?
Post by A. Soroka
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can have its own
plan.
ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to Java
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components that are
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking about?
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons from
Java 8
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts to do
so.
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by asking
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons available,
or
Post by Hannes H.
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that problem when
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
Gilles
2018-11-30 14:26:39 UTC
Permalink
Post by Hannes H.
So there is no common approach planned for Apache Commons?
Recently released components probably have an
Automatic-Module-Name
defined for each artefact.

Is there a precise question?
Do you have a suggestion?


Regards,
Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 14:50 Uhr schrieb A. Soroka
Post by A. Soroka
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can have
its own
plan.
ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to
Java
Post by Hannes H.
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components
that are
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking
about?
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons
from
Java 8
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts
to do
so.
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by
asking
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons
available,
or
Post by Hannes H.
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that
problem when
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
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Hannes H.
2018-11-30 14:43:52 UTC
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My precise problem is that some Spring Framework modules reading classes
from the package ' org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging'
and so does 'commons.dbcp2' (which seems to be a module of DBCP). That is
apparently a condition called "split package" which is not allowed in
modularized code bases.

The exact error message would be: 'Error:java: module commons.dbcp2 reads
package org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging and
spring.jcl'.

Hannes


Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:26 Uhr schrieb Gilles <
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
So there is no common approach planned for Apache Commons?
Recently released components probably have an
Automatic-Module-Name
defined for each artefact.
Is there a precise question?
Do you have a suggestion?
Regards,
Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 14:50 Uhr schrieb A. Soroka
Post by A. Soroka
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can have
its own
plan.
ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to
Java
Post by Hannes H.
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components
that are
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking
about?
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons
from
Java 8
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts
to do
so.
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by
asking
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons
available,
or
Post by Hannes H.
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that
problem when
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
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Gary Gregory
2018-11-30 14:47:16 UTC
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Patches are always welcome :-)

Gary
Post by Hannes H.
My precise problem is that some Spring Framework modules reading classes
from the package ' org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging'
and so does 'commons.dbcp2' (which seems to be a module of DBCP). That is
apparently a condition called "split package" which is not allowed in
modularized code bases.
The exact error message would be: 'Error:java: module commons.dbcp2 reads
package org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging and
spring.jcl'.
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:26 Uhr schrieb Gilles <
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
So there is no common approach planned for Apache Commons?
Recently released components probably have an
Automatic-Module-Name
defined for each artefact.
Is there a precise question?
Do you have a suggestion?
Regards,
Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 14:50 Uhr schrieb A. Soroka
Post by A. Soroka
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can have
its own
plan.
ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to
Java
Post by Hannes H.
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components
that are
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking
about?
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons
from
Java 8
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts
to do
so.
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by
asking
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons
available,
or
Post by Hannes H.
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that
problem when
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
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Hannes H.
2018-11-30 15:01:15 UTC
Permalink
At the moment I am not even able to clone the git repository since I do not
have sufficient credentials .. .do I need to register somewhere?

Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:46 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Patches are always welcome :-)
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
My precise problem is that some Spring Framework modules reading classes
from the package ' org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging'
and so does 'commons.dbcp2' (which seems to be a module of DBCP). That is
apparently a condition called "split package" which is not allowed in
modularized code bases.
The exact error message would be: 'Error:java: module commons.dbcp2 reads
package org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging and
spring.jcl'.
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:26 Uhr schrieb Gilles <
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
So there is no common approach planned for Apache Commons?
Recently released components probably have an
Automatic-Module-Name
defined for each artefact.
Is there a precise question?
Do you have a suggestion?
Regards,
Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 14:50 Uhr schrieb A. Soroka
Post by A. Soroka
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can have
its own
plan.
ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to
Java
Post by Hannes H.
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components
that are
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking
about?
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons
from
Java 8
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts
to do
so.
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by
asking
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons
available,
or
Post by Hannes H.
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that
problem when
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
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Gilles
2018-11-30 15:10:10 UTC
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Post by Hannes H.
At the moment I am not even able to clone the git repository since I do not
have sufficient credentials .. .do I need to register somewhere?
No.

Repository is:
https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf?p=commons-dbcp.git

This command should work:
$ git clone http://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/commons-dbcp.git

[If not, please file a bug report.]

Rgards,
Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:46 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Patches are always welcome :-)
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
My precise problem is that some Spring Framework modules reading
classes
Post by Hannes H.
from the package ' org.apache.commons.logging from both
commons.logging'
Post by Hannes H.
and so does 'commons.dbcp2' (which seems to be a module of DBCP).
That is
Post by Hannes H.
apparently a condition called "split package" which is not allowed
in
Post by Hannes H.
modularized code bases.
The exact error message would be: 'Error:java: module
commons.dbcp2 reads
Post by Hannes H.
package org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging and
spring.jcl'.
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:26 Uhr schrieb Gilles <
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
So there is no common approach planned for Apache Commons?
Recently released components probably have an
Automatic-Module-Name
defined for each artefact.
Is there a precise question?
Do you have a suggestion?
Regards,
Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 14:50 Uhr schrieb A. Soroka
Post by A. Soroka
Since each Commons component is released separately, each
can have
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
its own
plan.
ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its
approach to
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
Java
Post by Hannes H.
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of
Components
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
that are
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you
talking
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
about?
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache
Commons
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
from
Java 8
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my
efforts
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
to do
so.
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I
try by
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
asking
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache
Commons
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
available,
or
Post by Hannes H.
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that
problem when
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
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Bernd Eckenfels
2018-11-30 17:49:33 UTC
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Hello,

The split package is a problem in spring.jcl not in Apache commons Logging. Also adding module info would unfortunately require a multi release JAR if it is supposed to be compatible with Java 8.

So I guess parallel release would be the solution (but it does not help with your problem). In your case you can just delete the Apache classes in the spring jar.

Gruß
Bernd

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Von: Hannes H. <***@gmail.com>
Gesendet: Freitag, November 30, 2018 4:01 PM
An: ***@commons.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Modular version/edition of Apache Commons

At the moment I am not even able to clone the git repository since I do not
have sufficient credentials .. .do I need to register somewhere?

Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:46 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Patches are always welcome :-)
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
My precise problem is that some Spring Framework modules reading classes
from the package ' org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging'
and so does 'commons.dbcp2' (which seems to be a module of DBCP). That is
apparently a condition called "split package" which is not allowed in
modularized code bases.
The exact error message would be: 'Error:java: module commons.dbcp2 reads
package org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging and
spring.jcl'.
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:26 Uhr schrieb Gilles <
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
So there is no common approach planned for Apache Commons?
Recently released components probably have an
Automatic-Module-Name
defined for each artefact.
Is there a precise question?
Do you have a suggestion?
Regards,
Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 14:50 Uhr schrieb A. Soroka
Post by A. Soroka
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can have
its own
plan.
ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to
Java
Post by Hannes H.
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components
that are
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking
about?
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons
from
Java 8
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts
to do
so.
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try by
asking
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons
available,
or
Post by Hannes H.
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that
problem when
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
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Gary Gregory
2018-11-30 19:38:53 UTC
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Hi,

The best way to go IMO will be to get a GitHub account, fork the repo you
want, and create PRs from there.

All projects are rooted under https://github.com/apache/

For example https://github.com/apache/commons-logging

Gary
Post by Hannes H.
At the moment I am not even able to clone the git repository since I do not
have sufficient credentials .. .do I need to register somewhere?
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:46 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Patches are always welcome :-)
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
My precise problem is that some Spring Framework modules reading
classes
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
from the package ' org.apache.commons.logging from both
commons.logging'
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
and so does 'commons.dbcp2' (which seems to be a module of DBCP). That
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
apparently a condition called "split package" which is not allowed in
modularized code bases.
The exact error message would be: 'Error:java: module commons.dbcp2
reads
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
package org.apache.commons.logging from both commons.logging and
spring.jcl'.
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 15:26 Uhr schrieb Gilles <
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
So there is no common approach planned for Apache Commons?
Recently released components probably have an
Automatic-Module-Name
defined for each artefact.
Is there a precise question?
Do you have a suggestion?
Regards,
Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 14:50 Uhr schrieb A. Soroka
Post by A. Soroka
Since each Commons component is released separately, each can
have
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
its own
plan.
ajs6f
Post by Hannes H.
Hi,
I am talking about Apache Commons in general and its approach to
Java
Post by Hannes H.
modules which came with JDK 9 (project Jigsaw).
Hannes
Am Fr., 30. Nov. 2018 um 13:22 Uhr schrieb Gary Gregory <
Post by Gary Gregory
Hi,
Apache Common is a single project but is made up of Components
that are
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
developed and released individually.
Can you be more specific? Which Components are you talking
about?
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Gary
Post by Hannes H.
Good day,
while migrating a code base which depends on Apache Commons
from
Java 8
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
to
Post by Hannes H.
Java 11 the problem with 'split packages' crossed my efforts
to do
so.
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
I did some research but I could not find anything, so I try
by
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gilles
Post by Hannes H.
Post by A. Soroka
asking
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
Is there a modularized version/edition of Apache Commons
available,
or
Post by Hannes H.
is
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
there a timeline until when this will be done?
If not: Is there any suggestion on how to approach that
problem when
Post by Hannes H.
Post by Gary Gregory
Post by Hannes H.
migration to a newer, jigsaw-enabled JDK version?
Thanks for your time and help,
Hannes
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